Colleges in Maharashtra

Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai offers around 209 BTech seats across its specialised branches. This number excludes the separate Bachelor of Chemical Engineering course. The limited intake ensures high-quality, focused education in specialised fields.

Within BTech programme at Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai, the Fibres and Textiles Processing Technology branch has the highest capacity, offering 34 seats. Other specialisations like Polymer Engineering and Food Technology typically have 16 seats each, aimed at maintaining technical precision.

B.Tech programme at Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai stands out due to its niche specialisations in chemical technologies and strong industry ties. Students gain hands-on experience in advanced labs and work on live industrial projects. The college maintains an excellent legacy of turning students into successful corporate professionals and top researchers.

B.Tech programme at Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai stands out due to its niche specialisations in chemical technologies and strong industry ties. Students gain hands-on experience in advanced labs and work on live industrial projects. The college maintains an excellent legacy of turning students into successful corporate professionals and top researchers.

No, students cannot apply offline for IIT Bombay admissions. The entire application process is conducted online through the relevant entrance exam portal. For all programmes including BTech, MTech, BDes, MDes, MBA, etc., students must register and submit details through their respective entrance portals.

Yes, JEE Main is required for admission to IIT Bombay's BTech programmes. It is an eligibility requirement for JEE Advanced. Students cannot get admission to IIT Bombay using only the JEE Main score. Aspirants must appear for JEE Advanced and participate in JoSAA counselling for final seat allotment in BTech course.

Admission to Design courses at IIT Bombay requires qualifying the UCEED for B.Des or CEED for MDes. Check below some prepration strategies for admission in design courses at IIT Bombay:

• Review the exact structure of the exam, the types of questions and the time constraints.
• Break the syllabus down into smaller actionable goals. 
• Dedicate specific blocks to theory, practice, and the review of incorrect answers.
• Students must solve mock tests and previous year papers to build confidence so they don't run out of time on test day.

Admission in IIT Bombay is considered competitive. To get admisison in UG engineering courses, students must first give JEE Main exam. Then if the aspirant passes the cutoff, they can appear for the JEE Advanced Exam. The entry to IITs is decided solely on the basis of JEE Advanced rank. The final seat allotment is based on JoSAA counselling.

Candidate with an EWS category rank of 56 will get round 300-600 rank in common rank list. The rough estimate would be around 6 to 10 times of category rank for CRL rank.

IIT Bombay will release the list of exam centres for UCEED . The name of the exam UCEED centre allocated to the candidate will be mentioned on the admit card. The candidate can check the list of exam cities in the information brochure. In the previous edition of UCEED the exam was administered in 27 cities across India.